Razor E100 Electric Scooter Blue

Original price was: £199.99.Current price is: £149.99.

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The Razor E100 Electric Scooter gives riders aged 8 and up a straightforward and enjoyable way to get moving on two wheels. The kid-sized all-steel frame keeps things sturdy and appropriately scaled, while the intuitive twist-grip throttle means children can get to grips with controls quickly. A simple kick-to-start motor brings the scooter to life, reaching speeds of up to 10 mph – a pace that feels exciting without being overwhelming. The pneumatic front tyre absorbs bumps along the way, contributing to a noticeably smoother ride across different surfaces.

One full charge delivers up to 40 minutes of continuous use, giving children a solid stretch of outdoor time before the battery needs topping up. The blue colourway adds a bright, eye-catching finish to an already capable machine. Whether heading out solo or joining friends on a cruise around the neighbourhood, the Razor E100 Electric Scooter holds up to regular use thanks to its all-steel construction. It strikes a well-judged balance between accessibility and genuine fun, making it a reliable first electric scooter for younger riders stepping up from push-along models.

Frequently Asked Questions

The E100 supports a maximum rider weight of 120 lbs (approximately 54 kg), making it suited to children and pre-teens aged 8 and up who fall within that limit. Once a rider outgrows that threshold, Razor's E200 or E300 models offer higher weight capacities.
The dual 12V sealed lead-acid battery system takes approximately 12 hours to reach a full charge. Once charged, it provides up to 40 minutes of continuous riding at speeds of up to 10 mph - though real-world ride time can vary depending on rider weight, terrain and how consistently the throttle is used.
Yes - the E100 uses a kick-to-start system, meaning the scooter must be moving at roughly 3 mph before the 100-watt motor kicks in. Riders give a few pushes with one foot to get rolling, then twist the grip throttle to engage electric power. This design keeps the scooter manageable for younger riders just learning to balance on an electric model.